Roddy Ricch

Roddy Ricch Wants To Drop ‘Feed Tha Streets 3’ After His Next Tour: ‘The Fans Need It’

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Plenty of rappers have had label squabbles recently, and it looks like Roddy Ricch has joined the ever-growing list. He’s been promising fans the third edition of his Feed Tha Streets mixtape series for some time, and despite his label, Atlantic, not counting it as an album against his contract, he still plans to put it out for the sake of his supporters.

In a post on Instagram, Roddy shared a screenshot of a text message between him and his managers. Roddy writes, “The label don’t wanna count Feed Tha Streets 3 as an album cuz it’s always been a mixtape series but the fans need it so let’s drop when I get off tour.” This announcement was met with excitement by fans in his comments section — and with skepticism in others.

Due to the lukewarm response to Roddy’s last full-length album, Live Life Fast, some believe Feed Tha Streets 3 could be a make or break moment for him. In reality, there’s no such thing — artists’ careers have always had peaks and valleys and now, thanks to social media and streaming, they can at least weather those storms without worrying about trying to appeal to everyone and focus on their own fan bases — which is apparently exactly what Roddy intends to do with Feed Tha Streets 3.

Roddy will be on tour with Post Malone on the Twelve Carat Toothache Tour until November 15, when the tour concludes in his hometown, Los Angeles, at Staples — sorry, Crypto.com Arena (ugh). Considering his penchant from dropping in December, maybe we can expect that tape sometime around Christmas.

Roddy Ricch is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Future, Roddy Ricch, Don Toliver and More Hit Toronto for Rolling Loud

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Rolling Loud is the most recognizable stage in rap music, attracting hundreds of artists and tens of thousands of fans to concerts in locations all over the world. The brand’s newest event, Rolling Loud Toronto, already stakes a claim to becoming one of the most unforgettable. Numerous sets by some of the biggest stars in rap on both sides of the Atlantic were performed on day one. The headlining set by South London’s own Dave, who shone on stage under the light of the CN Tower, ended the first day of their first Canadian event.

Rolling Loud is the most well-known stage in rap music, drawing thousands of fans and hundreds of musicians to concerts in locations all over the world. Although Rolling Loud Toronto is the brand’s most recent event, it immediately stakes a claim to being one of the most unforgettable. Several of the top rap artists from both sides of the Atlantic performed dozens of sets on day one. South London’s own Dave, who shone on stage under the light of the CN Tower, headlined the first day of their first Canadian festival and finished it off.

Future performed on the main stage on day two, performing hit after hit from his large collection of chart-topping songs. Numerous RL favorites, including Trippie Redd, Roddy Ricch, Don Toliver, Rubi Rose, and Mariah The Scientist, kept the crowd moving throughout the day. International superstars also contributed their skills, including UK sensations Skepta, Aitch, and Lancey Foux as well as local Toronto faves Jazz Cartier, Pressa, and Smiley.

You can see images from the first two days below.

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Smiley – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @snap_ll)


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Jazz Cartier – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @jxkson)


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Aitch – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @jamesbaxter)


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Pressa – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @henryhwu)


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Don Toliver – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @jordiedotcom)


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Trippie Redd – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @amrinprasad)


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Skepta – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @torontoontop)


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Roddy Ricch – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @torontoontop)


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Future – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @itchyeyephotos)


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Future – (Credit: Rolling Loud / @itchyeyephotos)

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New Music Friday: John Legend’s A ‘Legend,’ NAV’s Demons, HDBeenDope Says “Wake Em Up,” & More!

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We got some more new tunes from the usual suspects. What is a Friday without them dropping some new heat at this point? As always, we got new bangerz from NAV, Chris Brown, YG, and more. NAV – Demons Protected By Angels 19 tracks. Trap sounds. NAV’s voice.  These three things are what you get […]

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The Best New Music This Week: NAV, Roddy Ricch, Glorilla, and More

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  • NAV f/ Lil Uzi Vert, “Dead Shot” 


  • Roddy Ricch f/ G Herbo & Doe Boy, “Ghetto Superstar”


  • Glorilla f/ Latto & JT, “F.N.F. (Let’s Go) Remix”


  • Ari Lennox, “Waste My Time”


  • Yeat, “Out thë Way” 


  • G Herbo f/ A Boogie, “Me, Myself & I” 


  • Bryson Tiller, “Outside”

Roddy Ricch Recruits G Herbo And Doe Boy For The Mustard And Southside-Produced ‘Ghetto Superstar’

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For two producers whose respective sounds have dominated their respective regions (and the mainstream sound of hip-hop overall), you probably couldn’t find two more different-sounding beatmakers than Mustard and Southside without some serious effort. But when they combine forces on Roddy Ricch‘s new single “Ghetto Superstar,” the effect is truly more than the sum of its parts.

They couldn’t have found a better vehicle to bridge the gap than the versatile Compton native, either; his slippery flow, which is inspired as much by the melodic yodel-rap of Young Thug as it is by hometown heroes like Eazy-E or YG, sounds as natural alongside a Mustard post-hyphy bounce as it does with a trap-tastic trunk thumper from Southside.

But, just to spice things up, the trio also brings along a pair of perfectly-suited guests in G Herbo and Doe Boy, who both tend to defy the dominant sounds of their own respective hometowns in the same way. Herb treats the snares as more of a suggestion than a physical boundary to his conversational flow, while Doe Boy has proven to be more consonant than his Atlanta countrymen like Future, providing an intriguing counterpart to Roddy and Herb’s more glassy-eyed approaches.

You can check out Roddy’s new single, “Ghetto Superstar,” above.

Who Is Opening Post Malone’s ‘Twelve Carat Toothache Tour?’

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Post Malone is putting on one of the best live performances in the business right now. His festival headlining sets this year have provided the respite that we need for the wild and twisted times that we’re living in. And now beginning on September 10th, he’ll be embarking on the “Twelve Carat Toothache Tour” 2022 in support of his latest album, Twelve Carat Toothache. And where on his 2019 “Runaway Tour” he shined a light on Swae Lee as his opening act, it’s Roddy Ricch that will be opening the concerts on the Twelve Carat Toothache Tour. Here’s what you need to know about Roddy Ricch.

Who Is Opening Post Malone’s ‘Twelve Carat Toothache Tour?’

Roddy Ricch is one of the fastest-rising names in hip-hop. Post Malone fans might recognize the Compton rapper from his appearance on Posty’s track, “Cooped Up.” Roddy Ricch dropped his most recent The Big 3 EP earlier this year, which featured the single “Real Talk.” But speaking of singles, it’s his 2019 track, “The Box,” that put him firmly on the rap map, and has even gained Diamond certification — a feat rarely accomplished and only by acts like Elton John, Mariah Carey, and Cardi B.

The ‘Twelve Carat Toothache” Tour begins in Omaha on September 10th and concludes in Los Angeles on November 15th at Crypto.com Arena. Roddy Ricch will be opening all of the dates and you can get tickets here.

Roddy Ricch is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Watch All the Music Videos From DJ Khaled’s ‘God Did’ Album

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  • These Streets Know My Name” featuring Skillibeng, Buju Banton, Capleton, Bounty Killer, and Sizzla


  • “Party” featuring Quavo and Takeoff


  • “It Ain’t Safe” featuring Nardo Wick and Kodak Black


  • “Big Time” featuring Future and Lil Baby


  • “Beautiful” featuring SZA and Future.


  • “Staying Alive” featuring Drake and Lil Baby

Roddy Ricch Shows His Petty Side After He Claps Back At Lil Uzi Vert For Clowning His Boots

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Roddy Ricch had time to fire back at Lil Uzi after he clowned his boots.   The Compton rapper took things personally when Lil Uzi Vert took to Instagram to poke fun at a pair of military-style boots Roddy sported in a recent post.  The “Neon Guts” rapper posted a screenshot of the cropped photo from […]

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